Photograph of the faculty of Stephen F. Austin School in Dallas, Texas. The women are seated in four rows on steps with a man standing at the center top of the group. The women mostly wear high collared, long sleeve white blouses with a brooch or bow tie at the collar, and long dark skirts with belts. Some women wear dark blouses and one wears a plaid frock over her outfit. The man wears a dark three-piece suit and bow tie. The photograph is mounted to black cardstock which has the following inscription on the back: "Faculty Stephen F. Austin School - Dallas, Tex. / Miss Annie Emery - 1st on left - 2nd row."

Photograph of a middle school aged class of students seated on steps outside of a building. The teacher, Annie Belle Emery Bright sits at the center in the top row, wearing a high collared white blouse. The male students wear white button-down shirts and some wear blazers and ties. The female students wear various patterns of dresses with long sleeves, and the all have large bows in their up-styled hair. The photograph is mounted to black cardstock. An inscription on the back reads: "Stephen F Austin School - Dallas Tex. / Miss Annie Emery - (teacher)."

Photograph of a class of elementary to middle school aged students seated on a small set of steps with the female teacher, Annie Belle Emery Bright, standing to the right of the stairs holding the railing. The male students wear white button-down shirts, some wear blazers, and dark pants. The female students wear dresses. The teacher wears a white collared blouse with half-length sleeves and pleats down the front, with a brooch at the collar, and a long dark plaid skirt. The photo is mounted to gray board with embossed lines framing the image. An inscription on the back in black ink reads: "Cumberland Hill School / Dallas, TX / Miss Annie Emery - teacher."

Photograph of Annie Emery Bright's seventh grade students at Colonial Hill Public School in Dallas, Texas. The students stand on steps outside of the school building. The boys wear dark suits with breeches and long socks, while the girls wear light dresses. The photograph is mounted on black cardstock, and an inscription on the back reads, "Colonial Hill Public School, Dallas / 7th Grade / My pupils (Miss Annie Bell Emery)."

A stereographic image of a man standing in a cotton field with a plow and a mule. Another man, also with a plow and a mule, is visible in the distance.

A photograph of three men standng beside a railing on a rooftop with the Dallas, Texas city skyline in the background. This photograph was originally part of a scrapbook assembled by Thomas Norwood Carswell, largely containing items related to his time at Simmons College.

A photograph of the Dallas, Texas city skyline. Buildings in the background include The Dorsey Company Printer Office Supplies, Joseph Linz Building, Craddock & Smith Insurance, Mackay Telegraph-Cable Co. This photograph was originally part of a scrapbook assembled by Thomas Norwood Carswell, largely containing items related to his time at Simmons College.

Photograph of Ada Mae Harris, age 7, in the front yard of her home. The back of the photograph is an advertisement for Kodak.

Photograph of Laura Rowena Parker Kuntz, wife of Lewis L. Kuntz.

Photograph of a T&P train in Eagle Ford, Texas on the move. There is a second train moving in the opposite direction to the right of the image. Both trains have large plumes of smoke trailing behind them. Written below the photo are "Eagle Ford, Texas Aug. 16 1902 Eastbound 'T&P Cannonball' at 7:30 am note lack of ballast between ties in front of loco & shirtsleeves of employees in 1st and 2nd cars" and "Festus Von Blon Collection."

Photograph of a T&P train in Eagle Ford, Texas on the move. There is a second train moving in the opposite direction to the right of the image. Both trains have large plumes of smoke trailing behind them. Written below the photo are "Eagle Ford, Texas Aug. 16 1902 Eastbound 'T&P Cannonball' at 7:30 am note lack of ballast between ties in front of loco & shirtsleeves of employees in 1st and 2nd cars" and "Festus Von Blon Collection."

Copy photo of the cover of Texas and Pacific Quarterly magazine Vol 10 No. 3. There is an image of T&P train #224 in the center of the cover. There are two T&P diamond logos on either side of the magazine's title, and printed above the train image is "No trouble to answer questions."

Copy photo of the west end of the train station in Dallas, Texas. On the side of the picture is written "Dallas City Depot." Written below the image is "West End of Dallas, Texas City Depot - Early 1900's" and "Southwest Collection."

Class prophecy describing a person's eventful day dream that included a woman creating pictures in the room of different individuals; the pictures continue to appear and then disappear and showing different women in different locations. The last line of the piece comes after the person had awoken: "I was forced to turn from the glamers into the future and come back to the tasks of the present."

Photograph of the first flight in Texas. A biplane is in the sky and a man's hat is partially visible at the left and a utility pole is at the right. "Rogers" is indicated in the inscription on the back.

Photograph of the first flight in Texas. A biplane in visible in the sky above some buildings. Inscription on the back reads "Dallas 1908, Rogers in plane."

Photograph of eleven men in Fireman uniforms sitting in two rows in front of the fire house.

Photograph of the Walker and Lawrence families standing in front of a white two-story house. The second woman from the right is Sarah Lister Walker, with Lizzie Walker on her right, and Stephen Decatur Lawrence in the back, left of center.

Photograph of Onyx Lawrence as a young girl seated in a buggy with one horse hitched to it.

Photograph of children standing outside of the Walker house, with a woman and a horse inside of the fenced yard.

Portrait of Garnet Lawrence as a toddler, wearing a light dress and sitting on a wicker chair.

Photograph of two horses hitched to a buggy, with one man sitting in the buggy and another standing next to it.

Portrait of Isabelle Florence Vanturff, daughter of J. H. Florence and Kitty Best Florence, at about 18 years old.

Photograph of a group of school children outside of the old Mesquite School.